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PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS: Stoke centre aims to push design quality

26 September 2003

A centre was launched in Stoke-on-Trent this week to promote high-quality architecture and urban design. Urban Vision North Staffordshire has been set up to advise and train communities and local businesses, and...

PHYSICAL REGENERATION NEWS: Second Opinion - Lightmoor Village, Telford

26 September 2003

Each week we ask a regeneration practitioner or commentator to assess a recently published masterplan. This week Alan Middleton reviews proposals for Lightmoor Village near Telford, Shropshire. Background: Earlier this month, government...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Battle begins over plan to move jobs to regions

26 September 2003

A battle for public sector jobs broke out between England's regions last week after a leading analyst said plans to export thousands of posts out of the South-East are built on solid...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Scotland to get new agency for transport

26 September 2003

Scotland's transport system is to be coordinated by a new executive agency, Transport Scotland, under proposals unveiled last week by transport minister Nicol Stephen. The key aims of the agency will be...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Government strategy for small business start-ups launched

26 September 2003

If British women set up in business as often as their American counterparts there would be 100,000 extra businesses started each year, according to small firms minister Nigel Griffiths. Griffiths was speaking...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS: Data Check - Londoners get on their bikes

26 September 2003

Rising costs and crowding on the capital's tube network could explain why London boroughs feature prominently in the local authority areas showing the largest growth in cycle commuting, according to the London Cycle...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Grade I listed building in Lancashire to receive funding

26 September 2003

A grade I listed former textile mill in east Lancashire is to receive more than £400,000 to expand its role as an arts and creative industries centre. The money, from the North-West...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Car-sharing website for east London launched

26 September 2003

A car-sharing website for east London was launched last week. Sponsored by the Thames Gateway London Partnership, the site matches 'lift-offerers' to 'lift-takers' and is free to use for members of the public....

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: Not-for-profit company created to bring broadband to the Highlands

26 September 2003

A not-for-profit company has been created to bring broadband to the Highlands and Islands. The European Commission and economic development agency Highlands and Islands Enterprise have provided £2.6 million to High-Wide Ltd to...

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT NEWS BRIEF: First secondary school specialising in business opened

26 September 2003

Britain's first secondary school specialising in business was opened by the Prime Minister last week in Bexley, south London. The Bexley Business Academy is one of several 'city academies' - a new...